Our hometown people often say that anger is in the southwest and anger is in the north. And anger here often refers to auspicious places. In ancient times, people thought that the earth, like people, had veins in its body, and there was the most vigorous place in the veins. Later people call it feng shui.
The core requirement of Feng Shui is that people should be "angry" where they stay. Feng Shui believes that nature has a powerful force that can make everything grow and develop. It is an element that can glow with vitality, and it is the sum of all the factors that are conducive to the growth of life in the environment. This is anger. Feng Shui divides qi into two kinds, anger and death. Anger is the gas that makes everything flourish. Dead air is lifeless and inaccessible dead air. Guo Pu, a master of Feng Shui, discussed "Qi" in the Book of Burial, saying that "the five Qi are underground and everything is born." "A husband and wife are the wind, rising to the clouds, falling to the rain, walking on the ground, angry."
People also use angry and lifeless to describe some things, for example, people with blood and high spirits are angry; Call people who are decadent and depressed lifeless. Call the land with lush vegetation and fertile soil and water alive; Call the desert Gobi and barren land death.